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Concrete technology

stress-strain model for concrete confined by rectangular hoops, in which the slope of the falling branch depends on the amount and spacing of confining steel.

In concrete technology, Kent-Park model refers to stress-strain model for concrete confined by rectangular hoops, in which the slope of the falling branch depends on the amount and spacing of confining steel. This meaning comes from Kent (1971) in Journal of the Structural Division.[1]

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References

Kent, D. C., & Park, R. (1971). Flexural Members with Confined Concrete. Journal of the Structural Division, 97(7), 1969-1990. https://doi.org/10.1061/jsdeag.0002957

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